Living Genres in Late Modernity – American Music of the Long 1970s

Name: Living Genres in Late Modernity – American Music of the Long 1970s
Brand: University of California Press

University of California Press

Explore the fascinating evolution of musical genres in late modernity with "Living Genres in Late Modernity: American Music of the Long 1970s" by Charles Kronengold. This insightful book delves into the dynamic landscape of American music during the 1970s, examining how genres were formed, transformed, and perceived. Discover the cultural and social contexts that shaped iconic musical movements, from rock and disco to funk and punk. Kronengold offers a compelling analysis of how artists and audiences navigated the complexities of genre identity, contributing to the rich tapestry of sound that defined a generation. Key Features: * Comprehensive analysis of American music in the 1970s. * Explores the concept of genre fluidity and evolution. * Examines the cultural and social impact of music. * Written by renowned musicologist Charles Kronengold. This book is an essential read for music enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the cultural history of the United States. It provides a deep understanding of the forces that shaped the music we love and continue to influence today. Summary: Living Genres in Late Modernity, American Music, 1970s, Charles Kronengold, Paperback, Music History, Cultural Studies, Genre Studies.